JRache Nov 11, 2020 2 0 10 Nov 11, 2020 #1 Friends please help I couldn't understand what the problem is. The monitor is ok View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JAo68z199E
Friends please help I couldn't understand what the problem is. The monitor is ok View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JAo68z199E
Solution siaan312 Nov 11, 2020 If the monitor is 100% good, and with another computer it's fine, then your gpu is fried. If you have an intel processor, you can try running on board to see if it's another part of the system maybe.
If the monitor is 100% good, and with another computer it's fine, then your gpu is fried. If you have an intel processor, you can try running on board to see if it's another part of the system maybe.
siaan312 Dignified Jun 15, 2017 2,314 463 15,790 Nov 11, 2020 Solution #2 If the monitor is 100% good, and with another computer it's fine, then your gpu is fried. If you have an intel processor, you can try running on board to see if it's another part of the system maybe. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
If the monitor is 100% good, and with another computer it's fine, then your gpu is fried. If you have an intel processor, you can try running on board to see if it's another part of the system maybe.
serioussamik17 Distinguished Jan 24, 2016 241 4 19,165 Nov 11, 2020 #3 Use a different HDMI or Display port and cable to check it is not the cable connecting the GPU and monitor. If you get same results with a different cable or GPU port, video card may have gone bad. Upvote 0 Downvote
Use a different HDMI or Display port and cable to check it is not the cable connecting the GPU and monitor. If you get same results with a different cable or GPU port, video card may have gone bad.
JRache Nov 11, 2020 2 0 10 Nov 11, 2020 #4 JRache said: I understand, friends, thank you for your answers, I apologize for my bad English. Click to expand... Upvote 0 Downvote
JRache said: I understand, friends, thank you for your answers, I apologize for my bad English. Click to expand...